MY
PEARS
AND
LONGSTAFF
FAMILY HISTORY
AND
THE LANGSTAFF GENEALOGY

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THOUGHTS

Underneath the church wall, that is where you lay,
The inscription on your tombstone, was almost worn away,
Kneeling at your graveside, I said a silent prayer,
Two hundred years since your decease and now someone to care.
I thought of what your life had been, another world, another scene,
Were you rich, were you poor, did you live inside the law.
I thought about your children, I thought about your wife,
I thought about just everything, of how you lived your life.
I didn't see you lying there, among the weeds, your bones now bare,
I saw happiness and despair, I saw your lifetime written there,
I saw my family of long ago, recorded for the world to know.

Copyright 2000.
Carole A M Johnson



Templeton Family History
Ireland ~ Cumbria)

Pears Family
Cumbria ~ Northumberland ~ Sheffield

Longstaff~Walker
Bowes~Romaldkirk~Middleton in Teesdale ~Ferry Hill

Bowes~Ancestral Origins

William Lacy
Carlisle, Cumbria

William Thompson
Upperby, Carlisle, Cumbria

William Cooper
Co Durham

John Lawson
Upperby, Carlisle, Cumbria

William Chittem
Coventry, Warwickshire



"Grandfather's Lot"
*Family History Poem ~ Grandfather's Tragic life *

"Margarets Embroideries"
*Family History Poem*

"Poor Emma"
*Family History Poem*

"Census Man Bob"
*Family History Poem*

"The Generation Flu"
*Family History Poem*

"Dear Forefather"
*Family History Poem*

"The Willow Tree"
*Family History Poem*

"Dear Santa"
*Family History Poem*



The Langstaffs of Teesdale and Weardale
By George Blundell Longstaff
Transcribed by Carole A.M. Johnson
Copyright 2001
All Rights Reserved

THE NEW GENEALOGIES
OF
THE LANGSTAFF'S OF GREAT BRITAIN AND THEIR BRANCHES



LANGSTAFF ROOTS, TREES AND BRANCHES
The Langstaff Linking Project - Password Protected Data



More Longstaff Links
at
Thomas R.W. Longstaff's Very Informative Website

and

The Family Genealogy
of
E. Jack Langstaff

Percy of Northumberland
Transcriptions from
"The Ancestor"
An Illustrated Quarterly Review - No.3
October 1902
Copyright 2003
All Rights Reserved

Extinct Cumberland Families
Transcriptions from
"The Ancestor"
An Illustrated Quarterly Review - No.3
October 1902
Copyright 2003
All Rights Reserved


Index of Births, Marriages and Deaths
For "Pears" and associated family surnames
Cumbria~Northumberland~Yorkshire

Chris Phillips'
"Medieval Genealogy"
Is Of Great Historical Interest To Every Genealogist!
Do Visit, You Won't Be Disappointed!

Please Visit Steve Bulmans
Excellent WebPages
Where You Will Find A Wealth Of Information,
For Cumbria, England.

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Carole A.M. Johnson
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